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donjehle

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Re: Choosing Microsurgery
« Reply #15 on: January 27, 2024, 03:00:42 pm »
skier,

I went back and re-read all your posts, and it has done my heart so good to see your growth and development from someone who was unsure what to do  . . . to the person 13 weeks out from surgery and very happy with the choice you made!

Thanks for sharing your story with us on these forums, and best wishes in your continued recovery!
Don
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Burning Tongue, Loss of Hearing & Balance, and Tinnitus led to MRI. Very small AN found on 11/23/2021
While watching and waiting, lost significant hearing. WRS now at 12% (down from 100%). Was fitted with CROS system on 3/7/22.  Stable MRI on 7/29/22
No treatment yet.

DanFouratt

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Re: Choosing Microsurgery
« Reply #16 on: January 27, 2024, 05:30:20 pm »
Great, Great, Great Skier

Thank you for sharing, you are an inspiration.

Dan
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Dan Fouratt             63 years old
Vestibular Schwannoma
Discovered 9/15/21  5mm x 11mm
MRI 4/11/22            No change
MRI 1/9/23              7mm x 13 mm
MRI 6/19/23            No change
CK  9/15/23             TBD Not Scheduled

Roggae

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Re: Choosing Microsurgery
« Reply #17 on: January 27, 2024, 09:21:54 pm »
Thanks skier. I’m having translab on Tuesday for meningioma. I’ve appreciated your posts and positivity. I’ll report back when I’m able but feeling solid about my choices.
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